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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04
EAST BRowNRIELD
Zine Chfl.imAs weather

Fine Christmas weather.
The usual exchange OF plesssn, remsm.
hrsnces has made the hearts OF old and
young glad. and The New Year viii be
here with 10 good resolutions, Its bright
prospects. To many II win bring sadness.
for me faces % dear ones have pissed
nom view
The W. G. T. L. holds it, next meeting
with Della Spring on Thursday, January
cih.
The c. L. s. c. me, with The Misses
Gs,chell. Saturday. January 1.
The Central LOfse Of l. o. q. I. are In
ltlsung new members NJ each meeting ;
they have now 30 members and hold very
interesting meetings.
Cora Geiehell closed her school al Eas,
Denmark December ssth, and IL now a.
home
CE. All,rd was Al home from boston
and passed CHRISTMAS, returned Mouday
following.
TAls closes The second year OF The +. c.
n. and VIA, OF that reunion that was 10
baf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04
EAST HEBRON.

Sare Haven Lodge. I. %. OF q. T., II
connection with the Y. II. Church. had
Christmas Festival a. sure Haven Hall on
Christmas Eve. A good entertainment b,
the Sunday School scholars and two boun
iifally loaded tires made those present fee
ths, they were amply paid for the gather
Ing.
sunday. Dec. Goth, the Rev. &. T. Keen
preached In the new church from Isaiah
iN-6 and Luke NIL, ~; he presehed
very interesting a. well A. Instructive aud
profitable sermon.
Henry c. Berry Il very sick. Ills family
sent Tor Mrs. Berry. who was visiting bel
son. l.. J. Berry. In Arson. She returned
home Tuesday.
~. ]. Berry and wife OF Arson are visit
irg their relatives In this place.
II. y. Msrrlil Il packing apples prepara'
tory for shipping the middle Of Jan.
Mrs n. ". Merrill Il lnvery poor health.
II. X Keene l. drawing wood 10 Auburn
market daily.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04

Christmas va. observed Friday evening
A. the church The exercises Nerc Inter
estrg Ani entertaining. Rev. %. I. Love
ov a.ri a. bet tflrts - make 10 suloy-
ale % Al. anf so 10 proved 90 hc. oar
literary frieni. ! y lf..a. was there and
heiprf to tuisriaiu Aui smuse Toe reel.
iaiiou.. &c wsrc ulcsly rendered ~ AZ
Who iook part
SATURDAY evcnlng there Wa Ia Christina
tree and exercises f1r The occasion, Al The
school ho1se ln nisuict No. Nearly a..
% the scholars took part In The exercises,
ari several ~ tie leading men 10 such AZ
AIR hs'psi 90 make 10 Interesting kileu
T. KImha'l. The teacher. received several
pfessuts from the scholars. We ihink TIE
namrs % those who msie presents were
Iora aud Lillian Small. Msosl frost and
Iva smith Thanks The klutness i ap'
pr,ciats.i ani TIE Ahove named scholars are
snour ne hest in the school
SyIvesic- Frost. who l. a. work Al Norm
Jay flr ne granite company, spent Chfist-
mss AZ bone wlta bis faml.y here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04
RuCKRIHLD.


Zsnn W. shaw has parchasei q prom.
islng ihree-year'Qli colt OF Adsloeri \.
jordan.
Moses Jordan 4. great surerer from The
effects OF q cancer on his faee-eaanoi sur
yiye long.
IIon. Gilbert Barrett, 4, quite u Al his
residence. having What seemed 10 be par
tlh stroke OF paralysis.
Several of oar village gentry hal the
honor OF an Invitation % q ChrisiIns fes.
tivh a. place within q thousand miles
from Dackheli. The menu OF the occasion
were oysters. served "a Ia Yerkei." The
presents were distributed freely, A. were
also chairs. tables aud orockery. Santa
Claus Lad evidently been where prohibition
was . myth.
oar en,erprislng Postmaster hss Issued
q very nes, card OF once regulations, oon.
tanning all the Information needed In .
model posi-ofilce.
Hou' George ID. Blslee has recently
sidei . new ife.proof safe IN bis once.
The friends 90 Mrs. John v. Moore will
be glad 20 learn that she Is slowly reeov'
ering from her recent severe illness.
Mrs Eiwsri q. Cole, Who has been
qal,s M during the winter, .. also eonval-
c-cing.
The Misc. To, ard Ellsn Brigham,
daughter. OF G. II. brigham, NJ. d, have
gons u Mssssohuseiis ~ spsni The win
ter.
Cool old fashioned winter weather;
thermometer H. below tsroi sp.codli
slslghlHg and oar village pats on lively
appeafsnoe-sirests full OF wood aud lam
Der teams.
wednesday about noOn . small blafe
~. discovered issuing from the roof OF
Atwood, Sptllilng 4 Co.'S store. oar
chief 81 Firc Department. Harry Prince.
was on The roof before q general alarm
va. given Ani quencbei the dame. 10 time
20 prevent dlsasirou. couhagrail0n
Cause. = spark from the chimney.
Tuesday evening" The Sonth Turner Ora.
matte Club gave one ~ their entertain.
meni. A. Tobln'. Hall, amer which social
dance ~ two hour. -as enjoyed ~ the
las AMI lssslss. Music Tor the occasion
Was furnished BY swan Pond Ofches,rs-
although In IT, Infancy. We ctnuoi spak
loo higtiF In 10 praise.
Df & n. Bfiigasm has s1i ~, chest.
nut mare - psrils, Ia ilarpswsN
Friday nvc ~ our entsrprlslng yo1ng Ia
die. len fof Meiieli. Mass where they
will siuiy the straw business.
Gilbert BUre,i 1. on the sick list also
Atwood farrar.
A. the last meeting % fcssenden Post
the f,llowlrg officers were elected.
& n nflighAm. Com. Jane. Packard. =. y. /,
RANSOM saunders. J. \. Tho Hartford. y NJ
Frank Chas~, sufg = A.. Muriock ChAp. Dan
vile jacE. -. u. Hiram CAnani, %. A. "
warrrn, Adit.
Mr.. Editor. At the closing OF these tens
II l. foriy-slght degrees warner than ~hsn
| Icnmmeucei. q
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04
BYRON

We earn taNt Frank R.chmoui has
bought Brai knsp9's farm In Roxbury.
Ffcd Knspp. BERT Runilea and George
Cooper have gone 10 No g 10 work Tor
George Staples.
san wlthAn l. hauling Lumber from
Knapp A uoision's nil % Welf Village,
where D. inieuis % huii house.
Phlu withNn has tnished hauling pop
ar fnr LnammI ThomNs.
Mis- Afile Peek % Dixnslt Il teaching
a. Hop CITY ; Taylor 10 teaching 10
Dist No. 4
IL shaw h,s been killlug All sslllng
hcef
Mlnrls Abbott hss retained from king'
erif where she has bcsu teaching
e. % Pcarv All A ). Noung hAve -
Gently received eight dofeu steel traps.
They AZ hunting AMI trapping.
y T. Locke of salem has been here on
huntng eNcurslou.
4 =. Young las recently visited frlends
Az ilFefmofe.
Al D5lolsr w.s here buylus fsr lately.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04
SOUTH BETHEL.

Horace Annss, who IL doing upholstery
work In the chair factory at West Paris,
Il at home on Q short vacation.
Teams are landing railroad ties besids
the railroad. These ties are sold TO Col.
Edwards. who has taken large contract
of the Grand Trunk.
Mrs. Elmer Howe OF Hanover, 10 making
q short visit ct her fathers.
Daniel 0lines, who has been very sick,
II slowly recovering.
Curtis Abbott has taken . Job turning
bowels for X. j. Virgin.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04
WILSON'S MILLS.

Christmas time. that brings pleasant
surprises - the little folks, has passed
more quietly than usual here. We bear
they hsi . christians tree A. j. w. Clark's.
n ID SiufievAni ., logging up the Ab'
bolt Brook has Ia two teams boarts Al
Ilorscc Bsuustt'-.
4 party 81 three were chasing adeer Sat.
urdiy. They drove him within arod oi
Toe Csrtsr'- barn. bat be- got away from
them AZ llst-gooi Tor tne deer.
John Olson has soii his oxen 10 WeJ'
mouth. q 20 into The woods.
ElunsoOi's "totsr-" Tut up Al Olson's
r,lry white has gone ~ faikeriosu
with span OF horse. ~ work for o. i
Robbins.
J & Bs,n O. driving an 4 team 10
'Su." Blctf0fd.
We hfaf there wsfe for nes membcf,
Initiated At the Lodge 81 Good Tsmplarr'
Saturday night
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04
OXFORD.

A Christmas Festival wAs held ~ the
Congregational church on Friday evening
with exercises ~ TIE numbers % The Sun
CAV school. afisr which Miss II T. Jersey
read one % Edward Everett IlAle's Christ
mas stories" Daily Bread" The oees-
sion was much enjoyed by All present
Mis- Jersey IL an exceptionally me
reader.
Ca saturday evening festival was held
a, the n T. church. which was well at
tended. A class exercise arranged by The
pastor. Rev Mr. Bufam. with music and
dialogues. were given BY The scholars.
Mr. Buflm WAS presented with . study
lamp
Mouiav evening the VI Z. Society At
Welchvllie gave " The Golden Gates, 80
or more taking part in the exercise.
Rev II v Emmous has closed q two
years pAstorAie with the Congregational
Socisiy ln This pace. Mach regret Il felt
A. ths departure Of Mr. Emmons and his
pleasant family. Who have greatly endeArei
ihsmselve. 20 the people here.
A detachment OF he salvation Army was
10 town Sunday. holding their peculiar
services We hear they Intend coming
agaln. Several here Joined their ranks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04
UPTON.

CT Douglass has gone 10 see n he can
nni the residence OF Mr. Tobln who IL be-
ing assisted by the town.
A party OF seven from this place took
dinner al Abbott s Browns camp We'd
nesday.
We had a pleasant bat qulet Christmas.
There was family tree At Samner ssr-
gents Friday evenings also tree at High
Street school house Saturday evening,
with the usual amount OF presents and tae
seasons greetings. Some OF the Saobsih
school children hung Mrs. Louisa A. West
q nice wri,lng-desk.
Mrs. John y. Brown hss been very sles
but Is more comfortable.
Mabel West IL with friends st South
Paris, she Is under the care OF DR.. Evans
OF Sorwsy.
There are about two feet OF snow In ths
woods-more than usual II this season Of
the year.
Thursday morning was the eoldes, We
have had.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04

VIII Moore ani wife OF Norway have
been visiting In this town.
TIE oflcers elect OF k.sEar Valley Lodge
ID a \ Az a. follows
Ira Head. y e., o p nemis. y. G.. &. n.
Chapman, 4. =, II. ". Gusseli. 4. - j. ~
~trarus, Treas.
Therc SAs ChrisimAs-iree Al the village
on Friday eveniug. aud a. the Centre on
Saturday evening.
J n Huichins and Jones Bros. OF Frye
burg have bOught qa.te = lot OF cattle sbout
here lately; Young stock Il In good de-
msnd.
ID. A. Dyer. Who has driven out for Ds-
vid SteATus FOR a number OF years, has
moved % BridgtOn and will work FOR Ste
vens a Edvarts.
n. q. Charles Is drawing stone 10 bald
4 Dew dam a. bis cranberry bog.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04
WATERFORD.

The Christmas Festival at Village Hall
passed OF nicely. The hall was fnely dee
Grated aud hung with Chinese lanterns.
The weather Is extremely rough aud
cold.
The saw mill and bucket shop, occupied
by II. y. Proctor. Was totally destroyed By
are on Wednesday eve, Dec. 22i. All The
machinery and quito Q quantity OF manu-
featured goods were also destroyed. Lots
estimsted ~ q, 900; no Insurance.
The State Legislature meets in@essnniil
session this week. Its session promises "a
be unusually Interesting. ~ many promi'
neut questions are likely 10 come %.
Among them are the notifications OF ths
divorce laws, capital punishment, etc.
The labor question viii be watched will
interest.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04

D. Bradford. wholesale paper dealer
Of CAa;;Aroog. Tenn writes tat De- va
seriously afflicted With severe cold That
settled on hls langs hsi TILED many rem.
edles without benefit Being Induced o.
try pr. Kings Ncs Discovery fur Cor
sunptlon. tit ~ ani Wa entirely cured
~ use 90 a feS bottles. Since ralcn tine
BE- has used 10 To- hi. family for al Colghs
ard Colds with hsst results. Th.s u me
experience o. Thousands whose i've have
ben saved by his voutsrfai discovery.
TrlL Bottles free a. Moves Drug Store,
Norway
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04
FRYE

We are having very cold and wIniy
weather
The relentless hand OF Desih h. visited
our community and taken away one OF our
much respected citizens, Mr.. Joseph Rob
er,s, who died saturday, the 18th. and was
buried the ?sih. Rev. A. G. Abbott ocicis,'
Ing.
We are having very good meetings here
now. Rev o T. Loy,Joy and Mr.. Cyru.
Cannon OF Canton were with us In out
prayer meeting last evening.
Miss Boud IL silll here and working a.
hard a. ever for the salvation OF souls.
A. this l. the last week In the good old
year. I will wish you all Happy New
Year and many hind wishes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04

EiwArd shepherd. 90 Harrisburg. IT.,
says Having received - much hentii
NON Electric Biiter,. feel u nv duty -
lei sarrriug Humanity know it Have Ia
aruunlug sore on ny lfg for eighiyeAfs
nv doctors told me 7 woui have o. have
have ne bone scraQst ar icg smrliaict.
I used. Instead. thrce bottles of k.cciric
Bittsrs and seven boxes buckleu's ArnicA
SAVE. and ny lsg u nov sound ari Se.i.
Electric BIttsrs ar so.t Al ID cents
bottle. srd Buckisu's AruIca Salte A. -
csuts per box a. Noyes Drag store, Nof-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04
WEST nErHHL.

Eighteen hundred and eighty
simeon II. Perkins AMI wife. OF South
Paris. spent Christmas with their dsueh-
ter. Mrs. Frank Kendall.
Prof G. II. Cook and wife are here this
week.
Joseph 4. Msson. Of Portland, vas In
town last week.
Mrs.. Bstssy y. Mills has gone 10 Var
mouth 10 visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. X. Morrill,
Business l. lively. Many teams from
Mason are nov hauling birch IN the stesm
mil here.
Melleu NJ. whitman l. home from wOr-
Cesisr. Mass. on = SHIRT tisit
TIE Alreriisfr has another new GORE
spoudent here.
&. n Brooks. OF Grcenwooi. ". In
town again this week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04
PERU.
srlRKrs

The Free Baptist Society bad Chrls,
mas tree ~ West Peru on The 2tih. and
they had = crowded house AMI . good
time.
The Baptist Society bad their Christmas
tree on The s5ih a. the Centre. They hal
decismaiions AMI dialogues, intsr-Persed
With singing. They had their trees Trim
med AMI lighted with wsx candles, and
they hal avery enjoyable time. EserJons
vent home feeling happy, especially ne
Eiier, COT be Wa presented with nice,
"a ,arkey which the hen thieves forgo, 'S
take
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04
RAST RETHHL

4 Happy New Year 20 all
Cold winter now reigns supreme.
Santa Claus vlsl,ei this place with .
good supply Of presents.
The oyster .apper given by The Ladies
Sewing Society wAs success. Mr.. Gsler
Blake took The cake" a. being the hand
soonest man.
Mss Grace NJ Brown has gone 10 Der.
lin. y n where she will spsni the winter
with Der sister. Mrs. y. ID. Bartlett.
Herbert Blake has returned from Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04
s0uTu WooDSTOCK.

Codes, DAY Tor the winter n day.
Bert Day va. kieked In the bead ~
horse al wes, Paris last Saturday. an
sas considered badly hurt, bat good pluck
1. bringing him oui OF u.
The funeral services OF Mr.. Joseph ia
Wis took place AZ the NJ. v. church IA day
Thursday. lie Was man nearly 20 years
% age. and has come down 10 The close ol
lie ''llke q shock OF corn fully ripe. III
has always been . good towusman, hind
nslghbor AMI beloved by all who knew him.
lie will be greatly missed by his fasily and
friends. lie has len an influence In The
community which We may all DO well u
heed. The funeral sermon Was preached
by Rev. Nathan Andrews Of West Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04
NORWAY LAKE.

The schools of this town were given I
holiday last Friday.
Albion Back short time slnce fell and
hart himself 90 badly that he has been IN
able for some time 10 perform any work.
Oar recent rains and cold weather have
given us good bat slippery going.
Mrs. Frank Green and son are quite siei
from severe colds.
Miss Elns Green Is stopping at Y. T
Green's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04
PlRTER

TIE rain % Friday iAst carried 90 The
snow. leavIng ne toAis very icy al bal
Aaf Al prcseut - are having 10 vcry COLI.
NJ Isaac l.. KerAr. q former resident OF
this towu. died suiisniy % hemorfhage 10
Paradsiphia fcs aay- since De- lrtVcs q
wife ani ons 500. also mother an sister.
Frank e Aver. While returning % his
home In Nesfsi on Mlntsy night last,
whsn coning down loug hiii ihe harness
broke AT a. horse became unmAnAsAole
All ran. striking against stone post, ALL
ing aim Instantly also throwing Aver ont
against The siis o.; buiii.ng. breaking his
ueck. NJ Aver "a. q carriage mannfac.
turer. AT = smart blslness nan. adj
sh0at - years old.
Happy New Year % you al
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04
RuMpoRp CENTRE.

The broom drlll a. the Christmas enter
ialnmen, was well carried out. The young
ladies' deserve special mention for The
manner In which they carried oat their
parts The tree was heavily laden.
Sunday. Jsn'y .. several church societies
will unite together and hold meeting q,
Rumfori Corner; preaching 10 the after'
noon aud prayer meeting In the evening.
All throughout the town and vicinity are
invited 20 attend.
There has been remarkable change foi
the better among the "lsthmus" people
whole families have been brought TO The
Savior.
Henry Th,ysr's men are making 100
shook per day.
Business il quite lively here =, present.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04
NORTH FRYRRURG.

The Christmas exercises At the chapel
on Monday evening were vel attended.
The tree bore abundant fruit Mr.. Alyord
was prc-eute,i ~ bis parishioners with al
eAsy chair and a comfortable osercoAt
TIE singing school, % b. heli under al.
rsction ~ AZ. Preston oi Bfosnneli. or
ganired lkst "Wednesday evening Al The
chapel A large elias. was In Attendance
The Birch Hin Circle me, last week With
Mr. james nltchius A. Fryebarg Centre.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04
GII.EAll.

We have been having some very colo
weather this week; msrcury has been X
below nero.
Business IL booming here this winter,
and everybody IL busy.
Eben Chapman IL drawing logs TO J. w
BENEFITS mill.
Durham &wight are getting along nae'
ly with their logging JOB.
Eli Peabody has . job drawing birch fo
]. w. Kimball.
]. w. Bennett has % horses from Port
lsnd drawing spruce for him.
w. Y. & J. p. Skilllngs are pIling In tho
birch In their mill.
SO much pulp wood Il TO be shlppet
here that they are bothered to get cars "
Load
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04
RuMFoRp POINT.

y. n. Elliott AMI Annie iIoigion com
msuced their winter term OF school a. An
dover Corner. Dec. -.
May Hoigdou and Nina Hove are 81
work In The straw shop q, frsminshsm'
Mass.
The yoang people Al the Point were
highly entertained At Captain Hayes on
Christmas Eve.
20. Howard opened bis house 10 nj.
nslehbors and friends the 2jih. where AL
eujoyci q pleasant evening AMI presents
from The weli.loaied tree.
Mrs. II,fskish Haiehlns IL visiting bet
rnothsr Al uyFOu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04
NRyRY.

There was q full attendance AZ ths
Christmas FESTIVAL at the Branch school
house last Monday night, q drsms. decls'
nations and dialogues were among TIE
exercises aud made the evening pass away
pleasantly. A Chrisimas-trce, vel losded
with presents. was provided; and In The
distribution OF fruits We uus, no one w's
sighted.
Hay l. going ~. III stearn IL handling
. good deal; he Is asking SIC per ton for
pressed.
Dl.n,ha Powers has gone To colsbrook
on . visit
The Bennett Brothers sent away 10 mar.
ks, last week their big Darhsm bull II
Nas yerY large and fai.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04
WEST SUMNER.

Christmas passed OF very quietly here.
There Il some talk OF having singins
school here. ltwould be good thisg foi
our young people, A. some OF them arr
quite good Musicians. Music IL Q talen,
only given 10 few and those few should
have q chance 20 develop 10.
The dance for the Circle Was perfect
success, everything was quiet and orderly
Let Ne have q few more OF them.
A Happy New Year 20 ALL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04
HARTFORD.

The rain we had last Friday makes Il
bad Tor the tesmers, BAT good Tor TIE
blacksmiths.
The ChristmAs-tree AZ the Line school
house wks q success The tree was loaded
and the entertainment good; everybody
seemed 20 enjoy themselves.
Mrs. Virginia Irish has On orchestra,
composed OF pupils from Hartford and
Buckneld. under instruction. As . teach
er OF music she cannot be beat In this part
OF the State.
George Foster OF Pembroke, Mass,
spent Christmas with bis friends In Hart
ford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04
THE POSTAL CARD BRIGADE.

Tn Dan Gu,En Rr0E0ANllrp AID RI
tNToEcED FoE ruE CANrNgS of ls,i-
TuE OBSERVATION oF rus riCkrfs ~
TvEEY SECTION 90 ruE CorNrN-TluE
HoNE HArrE~INss o. FoErH uvE OK
FuEp CoUNrN COMMUNITIES a. hE'
CoEpEn ~ OrK SPECIAL CoEErsfoNp
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04
PAST PERU.

A party o. about thirty gave y T.. lIol'
man AMI wife party on The 18Th Jolly
time and Zoe evening VAS spent
y VI A. IL making apple Jelly Al bis
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04

uon. John Barker. % West Bethel, The
newly elected County Commissioner vas
In town several days last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04

FP. usmmond went n Portland last
week where ~ 4. employed ~ II. Thnrston
a Co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04

Capt ". W. whltmsrsh % Norway Sts
a. The III SHarfAy. IL returns @ Nor
Nay a. Coauty Conmissionsr WhitmArsa-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04

Nj David X Hsstiugs. % fucoarg.
was In town at week. The MHlr tells
The DEaoCRAr thAthe l. tolug no lumber.
Ing this winisr. for he frst time In iairiy
years
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04

Er-sAsun stacy. OrK.fr Falls. vas in
town Saturday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04

H0a q .orgs =. Hammond and wife len
Saturday for vislt % frisuts In Boston
and New lork.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04

rAls being he wcek 90 payer. meetings
will b. held AZ thc Bspiist vcsiry Tues
day. rhursiay .ni saturday snsraoons.
AZ tuo o 'ciofk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04

The Paris um DrsmAuc Ciuh vii pre-
ssnt ths drama "Comrsies AZ Bethel
uext FRIDAY evening". Jan. 1ih flr he
benefit % Brown Post q A u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04

Horsilo A cashmln. Eco. OF IifbT,a
was In town isst wednesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04

frsslsBd uose OF Norway. art WililAn
J. wheeler 90 Soaih Paris. have oar
thanks Cor caleudars And biottlng paper.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04

M,reias y. KalgA,. ESQ. 81 Rumiord,
vas In town Monday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04
Obs Wxtors usn'eerat.
Paris and Vicinity.
VILLAGE DIRECTORY.

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